Ep 5. Baby Bunnies, Big World
- TV-PG
- March 10, 2019
- 44 min
As the title suggests, "Baby Bunnies, Big World" focuses on the adorable new arrivals at the zoo: baby bunnies! Viewers are introduced to a litter of fluffy, six-week-old bunnies who have just moved into their new exhibit. The episode tracks their growth and development over the course of several weeks.
In addition to the bunnies, the episode also highlights some of the other animals at the zoo. We get to see the gorillas in their outdoor enclosure, playing and grooming each other, as well as the zebras and giraffes grazing on the savannah. The zookeepers provide commentary and information about each of the animals, educating viewers about their behavior and habitats.
One of the main storylines in the episode follows the zookeepers' efforts to introduce a new male lion to the pride. The lion, named Simba, has been brought in from another zoo in hopes that he will mate with the female lion and increase the size of the pride. However, they must be careful to introduce him slowly and carefully, as the existing lioness is very protective of her territory.
As the episode progresses, we see Simba slowly adjust to his new surroundings and begin to interact with the other animals. The lioness is initially wary of him, but over time they begin to bond and play together. By the end of the episode, it is clear that Simba has been accepted as a member of the pride.
Throughout the episode, we also get glimpses into the daily routines of the zookeepers and the challenges they face in caring for the animals. From cleaning out enclosures to administering medication, their job is never easy, but they are clearly passionate about their work and dedicated to providing the best possible care for the animals under their watch.
Overall, "Baby Bunnies, Big World" is a heartwarming and educational look at life in the zoo. Whether you're a longtime fan of the show or just tuning in for the first time, you're sure to be captivated by the adorable new arrivals and the fascinating behavior of the other animals.
